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1 of 5 most beautiful Palaces in Nigeria (Photos)

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?: Ebiraland (Kogi State)
?: The Oyinoyi of Ebiraland’s Palace
?: Entrance Fee- Free⁣

The Palace of the Ohinoyi of Ebira Land in Okene, Kogi, #Nigeria.

This sprawling edifice represents the seat of power for the Ebira kingdom and the palace of the monarch of the Ebira Kingdom. Currently the residence of the present Ohinoyi, it serves as a political, historic, traditional, and religious powerhouse for the Ebira people.

The Palace is reputed as one of the most beautiful palaces in West Africa. The palace is located at Itakpe Road, Okene and was first built in 1927, the structure features a combination of ancient and modern

The entrance to the Palace of the Ohinoyi of Ebira Land in Okene, the traditional ruler of the Ebira race. The Palace is located at Itakpe Road, Okene, Kogi, Nigeria.
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